Busing Opponents Defeated in Senate Vote Clash
The Senate defeated a busing amendment 47 to 46 aimed at restricting desegregation orders. The chamber also killed Sen. Javits and Ervin proposals while approving Bayh language to curb court ordered busing with strict criteria on district lines and discrimination.
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Haig Defies Silence as Senate Watergate Panel Reopens Testimony
White House Chief of Staff Alexander Haig testifies before the Senate Watergate panel amid pressure over executive privilege. He cited limited ability to answer and discussed the Hughes-Rebozo funds and calls involving presidential aides. The panel debated extending its mandate and subpoenas while delaying a final report. Chapin faces prison time after lying to a grand jury. House impeachment inquiry listens to first two White House tapes. A US appeals court orders disqualification motions in the Watergate trial.
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Schmidt Elected Chancellor
In Bonn the Bundestag elected Helmut Schmidt chancellor of West Germany by 267 to 225, with 496 voting members. Schmidt, 55, won through a Social Democratic and Free Democratic coalition. Walter Scheel was chosen as president to succeed Gustav Heinemann. The vote reflected a largely party lineup, as all 225 Christian Democrats opposed Schmidt.
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Cancer Treatments Mixed Outcomes For Childhood Cancer
Dr Giulhe J IY Angie notes growing use of radical treatments with successes in childhood cancer but warns of late complications in some patients. He presented at the first annual conference on childhood cancer urging caution in combining surgery high voltage irradiation and chemotherapy while focusing on essential components. Childhood cancer remains rare but is a leading killer of school aged children second only to accidents, with brain and kidney tumors among affected types.
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Key West Pioneers Ocean Desalination for Water
Key West Florida becomes the first American city to rely on desalinated seawater for its regular supply, turning to sea water to meet municipal needs and ensure water security.
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Economic decline near end may be near
Washington AP reports mixed signals on the U.S. economy as April output rose to four tenths of one percent, the first increase after four months of decline. Auto assemblies jumped, suggesting oil embargo effects may be easing though economists warn against overoptimism.
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